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"Call The Parade" es un proyecto de arte público en São Paulo, Brasil. El evento nació de la colaboración entre Toptrends - compañía con experiencia en eventos en las calles, las licencias nacionales de la CowParade ya conocido - y Telefónica | Live. Las cabinas telefónicas mejor conocidas como campanas, por su peculiar forma, fueron diseñadas por 100 artistas diferentes. La exposición ha demostrado ser extremadamente popular y fotógrafo brasileño Mariane Borgomani se dedicó a capturar un gran número de los teléfonos. Las 100 cabinas telefónicas públicas se divide en ocho partes que componen los principales distritos de la región metropolitana de São Paulo, entre ellos, el circuito "Postal" - que incluye la Avenida Paulista, salir de la Consolación de metro y de la región de circuitos y "Cool" - que incluye los barrios de Pinheiros y Vila Madalena. Para ver el mapa de donde esta ubicada cada cabina da clic aquí.
The "Call The Parade" is a public art project in São Paulo, Brazil. The event is a collaboration between Toptrends - a company with experience in events on the streets, the national licensing CowParade already known - and Telefonica | Live. Telephone booths better known as bells, by its peculiar shape, was designed by 100 different artists. The exhibition has proved extremely popular and Mariane Borgomani Brazilian photographer set out to capture a large number of phones. The 100 public telephone booths are divided into eight parts that make up the main districts of the metropolitan region of São Paulo, including the track "Postcard" - including the Avenida Paulista, out of Consolation metro and regional circuit and "Cool" - which includes the neighborhoods of Pinheiros and Vila Madalena. To view a map of where each cabin is located click here.
The "Call The Parade" is a public art project in São Paulo, Brazil. The event is a collaboration between Toptrends - a company with experience in events on the streets, the national licensing CowParade already known - and Telefonica | Live. Telephone booths better known as bells, by its peculiar shape, was designed by 100 different artists. The exhibition has proved extremely popular and Mariane Borgomani Brazilian photographer set out to capture a large number of phones. The 100 public telephone booths are divided into eight parts that make up the main districts of the metropolitan region of São Paulo, including the track "Postcard" - including the Avenida Paulista, out of Consolation metro and regional circuit and "Cool" - which includes the neighborhoods of Pinheiros and Vila Madalena. To view a map of where each cabin is located click here.
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